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"Beyonce in Ethiopia religious row" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-22 08:50:50

Britney Spears included of herself posed suggestively with a fake catholic priest. Now Beyonce Knowles is apparenlty on the edges of religious foment in Ethiopia. There students at a religious college have staged a hunger strike. “in protest of the close ties between the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and the government alleged restrictions on their speech AND Beyonce’s recent meeting with their patriarch,” says the.“Beyonce met with patriarch Abune Paulos before performing in short short sequined outfits as part of celebrations of the Ethiopian millennium (according to the church’s calendar),” says the story going on: “She provoked the whole situation,” he said accusing the patriarch of “practically a nonreligious act. It’s unacceptable or inappropriate to say the least.” “She’s not famous for being over-dressed and refused to drop her for a Malaysian performance which was consequently cancelled,” p2pnet posted recently. Meanwhile another student. Kinetibebeu Assefa said the singer had nothing to do with the troubles. “There is no problem with Beyonce,” the Philadelphia Daily News has him saying. Net access blocked by government restrictions? Use Psiphon from the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto. Go for the download and for details. Click or to learn how to by-pass censorship in your area. This entry was postedon Wednesday. November 7th. 2007 at 10:58 amand is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. You know that Patriackhs actions is oviously related to the Govermnent. So What can we do. They are going pararllely,Even it is said that Meles 7 the patiriarc has reltivity. So What Ethio Christians ca do?I very disaponited This is funny. Some diaspora Ethiopians who hate the current Ethiopian government are spinning everything to give the country a bad name. Yes there was a hunger strike at a college but it has nothing to do with Beyonce. She is a performer and Ethiopians are very tollerant about peoples right to behave and act the way they want. We beleive that it is upto GOD and not people to judge others. This is not something new but a culture of centuries. It is sad to see the such a twisted news in western media. I consider myself a devaut Christian and I love Beyonce as a hard working woman. We have to understand that GOD loves us all and wants us to love one another. Proud Ethiopian hey think about yourself ,no one can judge others except God. Ethiopia orthodox church flow the bible but some people talk about Beyonce out of the context of the bible just we wanna say God loves every people without any discrimination think youGod bless you <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"When Everyone's Right-Where Can We Find the Truth?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-02-01 05:45:50

Although this question may be a perfect intro for a theological discussion this article is not religious. The topic here is a debate regarding the undo between copyright law and copyright tradition. Traditionalists contend that a consumer has the right to archive or back up his or her digital entertainment mediaa process generally called space-shifting or format-shifting. On the other hand advocates of digital rights management (DRM)or copy-protectionargue that if populate are allowed to avoid the built-in security measures on CDs and DVDs the copyright owners will have no hold back over their intellectual property. Both sides of the consider have justifiable claims on legitimacy. One align says theyre for the rights of the consumer while the other favors the rights of the copyright owner. The underlying problem is based on distrust and assumptions. The traditionalists feel that because the manufacturers of new entertainment media disbelieve consumers so much they limit the ways consumers can use the materials they legally purchasemaking even non-infringing uses impossible. The manufacturers conversely assume that any write of format-shifting will have an adverse impact on their merchandise. This whole debacle became a major concern with the passing of the Digital Millennium procure Act (DMCA) of 1998. The law which was the ratification of two WIPO treaties amended call 17 of the United States Code. Prior to 1998. Supreme act decisions and laws being passed in the annals of Congress were clear and consistent. Unfortunately with the passing of the DMCA (which in part makes it illegal to bypass DRM on a CD or DVD for any cerebrate) the commonly accepted practice of changing ones entertainment media from one format to another became prosecutable. The traditionalists advocates of fair use undergo quite a bit of legal precedent on their align. approve in the era of Betamax versus VHS the Supreme Court ruled in Sony v. Universal with a 5-4 decision that it was not a copyright infringement for populate to use VCRs to record television programs to check the shows at a more convenient measure. This practice was called time-shifting. The courts justification came from the fourth item in section 107 of call 17 of the U. S. Code which gives as a consideration for infringement the following: the cause of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work. What this means is that if the write or duplication of the copyrighted bring home the bacon does not devalue it in the market then it is not an infringement. Essentially if a copyrighted work is broadcast on public airways copying it for personal convenience is legal. Following that logic through if an individual has purchased the rights of use for a product such as a CD or DVD as desire as he or she does not distribute copies there should be no justification for prohibiting him or her from format-shifting for convenience. The fans of DMCA on the other hand have only one thing on their side: the law. As the law currently stands bypassing or even telling others how to avoid security encryptions is illegal. Copyright owners have always had the bushel legal right to duplicate and give their copyrighted bring home the bacon. In the years leading up to the passage of the DMCA in 1998 it was already illegal for anyone without the copyright to write a bring home the bacon and redistribute it. Pirates as they are commonly called were already breaking the law. With the passage of the DMCA the communicate picture studios and recording companies thought they would be able to control piracy. Unfortunately the only group over which they obtained control was their lifebloodtheir customers. The built-in security measures today are easy to avoid. Because the dispersion of knowledge is so easy in the information age anyone seeking to bypass DRM has been able to do so. Piracy has not stopped but one thing has: the age-old right of entertainment media users to conveniently enjoy their media collections as they choose has been revoked. Consumers can no longer determine the way they enjoy their media legally. That decision is made for them in the programming department of the studios that create the CDs or DVDs. In many cases. DRM has even inhibited legal use licensed DVD and CD players. Gone are the days of enjoying media an individual purchased on a DVD or CD through other devices such as: a cars attach deck a computer an MP3 player a video iPod a portable DVD player or whatever comes next. Now being a technologically up-to-date consumer is criminal. So to answer the questionthe truth can be open in the U. S. label. Regardless of how little sense the Digital Millennium Copyright Act makes in real life it is the law. Until their constituents let them know what they should do members of Congress wont see any reason to fix it. Several bills are in Congress dealing with this issue. Congressman Rick Boucher of Virginia has drafted a bill that would restore fit to the procure laws in America. It is called the Digital Media Consumers Rights Act (DMCRA). The account deals with a few other aspects beyond archiving such as properly labeling CDs or DVDs that contain certain computer-damaging DRM so consumers do not innocently try to listen to or watch their media on their computers only to have them crash. Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas has also introduced a bill called the divide 115 Reform Act (SIRA). Congressman Smiths aim is to make entertainment media available to consumers in multiple formats while ensuring artists and copyright owners are compensated. Regardless of how you feel on the affect contact your congressmen and senators compose Rep. Bouchers and Rep. Smiths bills and let them hear your thoughts. Again if they dont hear from their constituents. Congress will never experience how to be them.

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"When Everyone's Right-Where Can We Find the Truth?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-02-01 05:45:50

Although this question may be a perfect intro for a theological discussion this article is not religious. The topic here is a consider regarding the disconnect between copyright law and procure tradition. Traditionalists contend that a consumer has the right to collect or back up his or her digital entertainment mediaa affect generally called space-shifting or format-shifting. On the other hand advocates of digital rights management (DRM)or copy-protectionargue that if populate are allowed to bypass the built-in security measures on CDs and DVDs the copyright owners will have no control over their intellectual property. Both sides of the consider have justifiable claims on legitimacy. One align says theyre for the rights of the consumer while the other favors the rights of the copyright owner. The underlying problem is based on disbelieve and assumptions. The traditionalists conclude that because the manufacturers of new entertainment media distrust consumers so much they limit the ways consumers can use the materials they legally purchasemaking change surface non-infringing uses impossible. The manufacturers conversely assume that any type of format-shifting will have an adverse impact on their market. This whole debacle became a major concern with the passing of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998. The law which was the ratification of two WIPO treaties amended Title 17 of the United States Code. Prior to 1998. Supreme act decisions and laws being passed in the annals of Congress were alter and consistent. Unfortunately with the passing of the DMCA (which in part makes it illegal to bypass DRM on a CD or DVD for any reason) the commonly accepted learn of changing ones entertainment media from one change to another became prosecutable. The traditionalists advocates of fair use have quite a bit of legal precedent on their side. Back in the era of Betamax versus VHS the Supreme Court ruled in Sony v. Universal with a 5-4 decision that it was not a copyright infringement for people to use VCRs to preserve television programs to watch the shows at a more convenient time. This learn was called time-shifting. The courts justification came from the fourth item in divide 107 of call 17 of the U. S. Code which gives as a consideration for infringement the following: the effect of the use upon the potential market for or determine of the copyrighted work. What this means is that if the copy or duplication of the copyrighted work does not devalue it in the merchandise then it is not an infringement. Essentially if a copyrighted bring home the bacon is broadcast on public airways copying it for personal convenience is legal. Following that logic through if an individual has purchased the rights of use for a product such as a CD or DVD as desire as he or she does not give copies there should be no justification for prohibiting him or her from format-shifting for convenience. The fans of DMCA on the other hand have only one thing on their side: the law. As the law currently stands bypassing or even telling others how to bypass security encryptions is illegal. procure owners have always had the bushel legal right to duplicate and distribute their copyrighted work. In the years leading up to the passage of the DMCA in 1998 it was already illegal for anyone without the procure to write a work and redistribute it. Pirates as they are commonly called were already breaking the law. With the passage of the DMCA the motion picture studios and recording companies thought they would be able to hold back piracy. Unfortunately the only group over which they obtained control was their lifebloodtheir customers. The built-in security measures today are easy to avoid. Because the dispersion of knowledge is so easy in the information age anyone seeking to bypass DRM has been able to do so. Piracy has not stopped but one thing has: the age-old right of entertainment media users to conveniently enjoy their media collections as they choose has been revoked. Consumers can no longer determine the way they enjoy their media legally. That decision is made for them in the programming department of the studios that create the CDs or DVDs. In many cases. DRM has change surface inhibited legal use licensed DVD and CD players. Gone are the days of enjoying media an individual purchased on a DVD or CD through other devices such as: a cars tape deck a computer an MP3 player a video iPod a portable DVD player or whatever comes next. Now being a technologically up-to-date consumer is criminal. So to answer the questionthe truth can be found in the U. S. Code. Regardless of how little comprehend the Digital Millennium Copyright Act makes in real life it is the law. Until their constituents let them experience what they should do members of Congress wont see any reason to fix it. Several bills are in Congress dealing with this issue. Congressman Rick Boucher of Virginia has drafted a bill that would regenerate fit to the copyright laws in America. It is called the Digital Media Consumers Rights Act (DMCRA). The bill deals with a few other aspects beyond archiving such as properly labeling CDs or DVDs that contain certain computer-damaging DRM so consumers do not innocently try to listen to or check their media on their computers only to have them come down. Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas has also introduced a bill called the Section 115 Reform Act (SIRA). Congressman Smiths aim is to make entertainment media available to consumers in multiple formats while ensuring artists and copyright owners are compensated. Regardless of how you conclude on the affect communicate your congressmen and senators reference Rep. Bouchers and Rep. Smiths bills and let them hear your thoughts. Again if they dont hear from their constituents. Congress will never know how to represent them.

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"When Everyone's Right-Where Can We Find the Truth?" posted by ~Ray
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Although this question may be a ameliorate intro for a theological discussion this bind is not religious. The topic here is a debate regarding the disconnect between copyright law and copyright tradition. Traditionalists contend that a consumer has the right to collect or back up his or her digital entertainment mediaa affect generally called space-shifting or format-shifting. On the other hand advocates of digital rights management (DRM)or copy-protectionargue that if people are allowed to bypass the built-in security measures on CDs and DVDs the copyright owners will have no hold back over their intellectual property. Both sides of the consider undergo justifiable claims on legitimacy. One side says theyre for the rights of the consumer while the other favors the rights of the copyright owner. The underlying problem is based on distrust and assumptions. The traditionalists feel that because the manufacturers of new entertainment media distrust consumers so much they limit the ways consumers can use the materials they legally purchasemaking change surface non-infringing uses impossible. The manufacturers conversely assume that any type of format-shifting ordain have an adverse force on their market. This whole debacle became a major concern with the passing of the Digital Millennium procure Act (DMCA) of 1998. The law which was the ratification of two WIPO treaties amended Title 17 of the United States label. Prior to 1998. Supreme Court decisions and laws being passed in the annals of Congress were alter and consistent. Unfortunately with the passing of the DMCA (which in move makes it illegal to bypass DRM on a CD or DVD for any reason) the commonly accepted practice of changing ones entertainment media from one format to another became prosecutable. The traditionalists advocates of fair use undergo quite a bit of legal precedent on their align. Back in the era of Betamax versus VHS the Supreme act ruled in Sony v. Universal with a 5-4 decision that it was not a copyright infringement for people to use VCRs to record television programs to watch the shows at a more convenient measure. This practice was called time-shifting. The courts justification came from the fourth item in section 107 of Title 17 of the U. S. label which gives as a consideration for infringement the following: the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work. What this means is that if the write or duplication of the copyrighted work does not devalue it in the market then it is not an infringement. Essentially if a copyrighted work is air on public airways copying it for personal convenience is legal. Following that logic through if an individual has purchased the rights of use for a product such as a CD or DVD as long as he or she does not distribute copies there should be no justification for prohibiting him or her from format-shifting for convenience. The fans of DMCA on the other hand have only one thing on their side: the law. As the law currently stands bypassing or even telling others how to avoid security encryptions is illegal. Copyright owners have always had the sole legal right to duplicate and distribute their copyrighted bring home the bacon. In the years leading up to the passage of the DMCA in 1998 it was already illegal for anyone without the procure to copy a work and redistribute it. Pirates as they are commonly called were already breaking the law. With the passage of the DMCA the communicate picture studios and recording companies thought they would be able to control piracy. Unfortunately the only group over which they obtained hold back was their lifebloodtheir customers. The built-in security measures today are easy to avoid. Because the dispersion of knowledge is so easy in the information age anyone seeking to bypass DRM has been able to do so. Piracy has not stopped but one thing has: the age-old alter of entertainment media users to conveniently enjoy their media collections as they choose has been revoked. Consumers can no longer cause the way they apply their media legally. That decision is made for them in the programming department of the studios that produce the CDs or DVDs. In many cases. DRM has change surface inhibited legal use licensed DVD and CD players. Gone are the days of enjoying media an individual purchased on a DVD or CD through other devices such as: a cars tape deck a computer an MP3 player a video iPod a portable DVD player or whatever comes next. Now being a technologically up-to-date consumer is criminal. So to say the questionthe truth can be found in the U. S. Code. Regardless of how little comprehend the Digital Millennium procure Act makes in real life it is the law. Until their constituents let them know what they should do members of Congress wont see any cerebrate to fix it. Several bills are in Congress dealing with this issue. Congressman heap Boucher of Virginia has drafted a account that would restore balance to the copyright laws in America. It is called the Digital Media Consumers Rights Act (DMCRA). The account deals with a few other aspects beyond archiving such as properly labeling CDs or DVDs that include certain computer-damaging DRM so consumers do not innocently try to listen to or watch their media on their computers only to have them crash. Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas has also introduced a bill called the Section 115 Reform Act (SIRA). Congressman Smiths aim is to make entertainment media available to consumers in multiple formats while ensuring artists and copyright owners are compensated. Regardless of how you feel on the affect communicate your congressmen and senators reference Rep. Bouchers and Rep. Smiths bills and let them hear your thoughts. Again if they dont comprehend from their constituents. Congress will never know how to represent them.

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"When Everyone's Right-Where Can We Find the Truth?" posted by ~Ray
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Although this question may be a perfect intro for a theological discussion this article is not religious. The topic here is a consider regarding the disconnect between copyright law and procure tradition. Traditionalists contend that a consumer has the right to archive or back up his or her digital entertainment mediaa affect generally called space-shifting or format-shifting. On the other transfer advocates of digital rights management (DRM)or copy-protectionargue that if populate are allowed to avoid the built-in security measures on CDs and DVDs the procure owners will have no control over their intellectual property. Both sides of the debate undergo justifiable claims on legitimacy. One side says theyre for the rights of the consumer while the other favors the rights of the procure owner. The underlying problem is based on distrust and assumptions. The traditionalists feel that because the manufacturers of new entertainment media distrust consumers so much they check the ways consumers can use the materials they legally purchasemaking even non-infringing uses impossible. The manufacturers conversely assume that any type of format-shifting will have an adverse impact on their market. This whole debacle became a major concern with the passing of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998. The law which was the ratification of two WIPO treaties amended Title 17 of the United States Code. Prior to 1998. Supreme act decisions and laws being passed in the annals of Congress were clear and consistent. Unfortunately with the passing of the DMCA (which in part makes it illegal to avoid DRM on a CD or DVD for any reason) the commonly accepted practice of changing ones entertainment media from one format to another became prosecutable. The traditionalists advocates of fair use undergo quite a bit of legal precedent on their side. approve in the era of Betamax versus VHS the Supreme Court ruled in Sony v. Universal with a 5-4 decision that it was not a copyright infringement for populate to use VCRs to record television programs to watch the shows at a more convenient time. This practice was called time-shifting. The courts justification came from the fourth item in section 107 of Title 17 of the U. S. Code which gives as a consideration for infringement the following: the cause of the use upon the potential market for or determine of the copyrighted work. What this means is that if the write or duplication of the copyrighted work does not cheapen it in the market then it is not an infringement. Essentially if a copyrighted work is broadcast on public airways copying it for personal convenience is legal. Following that logic through if an individual has purchased the rights of use for a product such as a CD or DVD as long as he or she does not distribute copies there should be no justification for prohibiting him or her from format-shifting for convenience. The fans of DMCA on the other hand have only one thing on their side: the law. As the law currently stands bypassing or change surface telling others how to bypass security encryptions is illegal. procure owners have always had the sole legal right to duplicate and distribute their copyrighted work. In the years leading up to the passage of the DMCA in 1998 it was already illegal for anyone without the copyright to copy a bring home the bacon and distribute it. Pirates as they are commonly called were already breaking the law. With the passage of the DMCA the motion picture studios and recording companies thought they would be able to control piracy. Unfortunately the only group over which they obtained control was their lifebloodtheir customers. The built-in security measures today are easy to bypass. Because the dispersion of knowledge is so easy in the information age anyone seeking to avoid DRM has been able to do so. Piracy has not stopped but one thing has: the age-old alter of entertainment media users to conveniently enjoy their media collections as they decide has been revoked. Consumers can no longer cause the way they enjoy their media legally. That decision is made for them in the programming department of the studios that produce the CDs or DVDs. In many cases. DRM has even inhibited legal use licensed DVD and CD players. Gone are the days of enjoying media an individual purchased on a DVD or CD through other devices such as: a cars attach be a computer an MP3 player a video iPod a portable DVD player or whatever comes next. Now being a technologically up-to-date consumer is criminal. So to answer the questionthe truth can be found in the U. S. Code. Regardless of how little sense the Digital Millennium Copyright Act makes in real life it is the law. Until their constituents let them know what they should do members of Congress wont see any reason to fix it. Several bills are in Congress dealing with this issue. Congressman heap Boucher of Virginia has drafted a bill that would restore balance to the copyright laws in America. It is called the Digital Media Consumers Rights Act (DMCRA). The account deals with a few other aspects beyond archiving such as properly labeling CDs or DVDs that contain certain computer-damaging DRM so consumers do not innocently try to comprehend to or watch their media on their computers only to have them come down. Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas has also introduced a account called the Section 115 Reform Act (SIRA). Congressman Smiths aim is to make entertainment media available to consumers in multiple formats while ensuring artists and copyright owners are compensated. Regardless of how you conclude on the affect contact your congressmen and senators reference Rep. Bouchers and Rep. Smiths bills and let them hear your thoughts. Again if they dont comprehend from their constituents. Congress will never know how to represent them.

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"When Everyone's Right-Where Can We Find the Truth?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-02-01 05:45:48

Although this challenge may be a perfect intro for a theological discussion this article is not religious. The topic here is a consider regarding the disconnect between copyright law and copyright tradition. Traditionalists claim that a consumer has the alter to archive or back up his or her digital entertainment mediaa process generally called space-shifting or format-shifting. On the other hand advocates of digital rights management (DRM)or copy-protectionargue that if people are allowed to bypass the built-in security measures on CDs and DVDs the copyright owners will have no hold back over their intellectual property. Both sides of the debate undergo justifiable claims on legitimacy. One align says theyre for the rights of the consumer while the other favors the rights of the procure owner. The underlying problem is based on distrust and assumptions. The traditionalists feel that because the manufacturers of new entertainment media distrust consumers so much they limit the ways consumers can use the materials they legally purchasemaking even non-infringing uses impossible. The manufacturers conversely anticipate that any type of format-shifting will have an adverse impact on their market. This whole debacle became a study concern with the passing of the Digital Millennium procure Act (DMCA) of 1998. The law which was the ratification of two WIPO treaties amended Title 17 of the United States Code. Prior to 1998. Supreme Court decisions and laws being passed in the annals of Congress were clear and consistent. Unfortunately with the passing of the DMCA (which in part makes it illegal to bypass DRM on a CD or DVD for any reason) the commonly accepted practice of changing ones entertainment media from one format to another became prosecutable. The traditionalists advocates of fair use have quite a bit of legal precedent on their align. approve in the era of Betamax versus VHS the Supreme Court ruled in Sony v. Universal with a 5-4 decision that it was not a copyright infringement for people to use VCRs to record television programs to watch the shows at a more convenient measure. This learn was called time-shifting. The courts justification came from the fourth item in section 107 of call 17 of the U. S. Code which gives as a consideration for infringement the following: the cause of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work. What this means is that if the copy or duplication of the copyrighted bring home the bacon does not devalue it in the merchandise then it is not an infringement. Essentially if a copyrighted work is broadcast on public airways copying it for personal convenience is legal. Following that logic through if an individual has purchased the rights of use for a product such as a CD or DVD as desire as he or she does not give copies there should be no justification for prohibiting him or her from format-shifting for convenience. The fans of DMCA on the other hand have only one thing on their side: the law. As the law currently stands bypassing or change surface telling others how to avoid security encryptions is illegal. Copyright owners have always had the sole legal alter to duplicate and distribute their copyrighted work. In the years leading up to the passage of the DMCA in 1998 it was already illegal for anyone without the copyright to write a work and redistribute it. Pirates as they are commonly called were already breaking the law. With the passage of the DMCA the motion picture studios and recording companies thought they would be able to hold back piracy. Unfortunately the only assort over which they obtained control was their lifebloodtheir customers. The built-in security measures today are easy to bypass. Because the dispersion of knowledge is so easy in the information age anyone seeking to bypass DRM has been able to do so. Piracy has not stopped but one thing has: the age-old alter of entertainment media users to conveniently enjoy their media collections as they decide has been revoked. Consumers can no longer cause the way they apply their media legally. That decision is made for them in the programming department of the studios that produce the CDs or DVDs. In many cases. DRM has change surface inhibited legal use licensed DVD and CD players. Gone are the days of enjoying media an individual purchased on a DVD or CD through other devices such as: a cars tape deck a computer an MP3 player a video iPod a portable DVD player or whatever comes next. Now being a technologically up-to-date consumer is criminal. So to answer the questionthe truth can be found in the U. S. Code. Regardless of how little sense the Digital Millennium procure Act makes in real life it is the law. Until their constituents let them know what they should do members of Congress wont see any reason to fix it. Several bills are in Congress dealing with this issue. Congressman heap Boucher of Virginia has drafted a account that would restore balance to the copyright laws in America. It is called the Digital Media Consumers Rights Act (DMCRA). The bill deals with a few other aspects beyond archiving such as properly labeling CDs or DVDs that contain certain computer-damaging DRM so consumers do not innocently try to listen to or watch their media on their computers only to have them crash. Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas has also introduced a account called the Section 115 ameliorate Act (SIRA). Congressman Smiths aim is to make entertainment media available to consumers in multiple formats while ensuring artists and procure owners are compensated. Regardless of how you feel on the subject communicate your congressmen and senators compose Rep. Bouchers and Rep. Smiths bills and let them comprehend your thoughts. Again if they dont comprehend from their constituents. Congress will never know how to represent them.

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Posted on 2007-11-07 15:59:35

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"Zaragoza World Expo 2008: Water and sustainable development" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 17:34:57

Cities around the world have desire followed the strategy of using an international event to put themselves on the map or to revitalize the urban adorn. In Spain this has been done with a good decide of success by Bilbao with. Barcelona with the 92 pass Olympics as a springboard and lastly by Valencia with its and. In the US in Chicago has been a boon to the Downtown area. Now it is the move of Zaragoza (a k a. Saragossa in English). The city is hosting next year´s under the furnish of. Four key thematic elements will be treated developed in areas ranging from individual to global responsability (Water a Unique resource - wet for Life - Waterscapes - Shared wet). The event is expected to receive about 7.5 million visitors during its first three months. Tourists visiting the Expo at Zaragoza will be able to get there from Madrid by In about one hour and fifteen minutes the instruct covers a distance of 186.4 miles. That is more or less the hold from Indianapolis to Toledo. Ohio. As befits the green spirit of the Expo the create by mental act of the Spanish pavilion has been awarded to the and is being built following environmental and bioclimatic criteria. Francisco Mangado is the architect selected for the project (his bring home the bacon was ). The MIT-designed for the Expo has already made a splash. It features liquid curtains for walls. Not only can they be programmed to display images or messages but they also sense an approaching object and automatically part to let it through. The whole idea behind this communicate is to cerebrate the spaces of the old city with the new through a pathway called “Paseo del Agua” because of its innovative use of wet. It is also a tribute to the precious element that in a dry arrive gives the city its personality through the river Ebro. This Digital Mile communicate will incorporate digital media into everyday aspects of the public realm to alter places that respond to their users desire the “Memory Walk” a walkway in which digital pavers record and illuminate where citizens go the most and thus become paths of lighten. Digital street furniture ordain display practical information for citizens such as bus arrivals restaurant menus and the location of available parking spaces. A system of waterwalls ordain increase for a thousand feet in front of buildings and across the pedestrian connect. The system will be fed by a landmark wet lift which ordain collect and cleanse storm runoff from the cover of the new complain displace and nearby highways. Bordering the Digital Mile there ordain be other key elements of city development such as a business center high-tech offices investigate facilities plus of course gobs of: The centerpiece of the Digital Mile will be a new landmark the Aragon School of Media Arts and Sciences bringing the city´s long tradition in the visual arts and higher learning together with digital technology and grow. A third lie of presence of the MIT in the city is through their at PLAZA (the Logistics Platform of Zaragoza) a 140 million form feet complex of distribution centers transportation dry turn and intermodal services.

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